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David Brooks / New York Times:
It's Not Too Late! — It's 2 a.m. The bar is closing. Republicans have had a series of strong and nasty Trump cocktails. Suddenly Ted Cruz is beginning to look kind of attractive. At least he's sort of predictable, and he doesn't talk about his sexual organs in presidential debates!
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Fallon Silcox / mynews13.com:
Exclusive Florida Decides Poll: Trump, Clinton lead Florida's presidential primaries — If Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were the candidates in November, Clinton would lose a close contest to Trump, according to our exclusive poll. — What will the outcome of the presidential primary elections be?
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Dan Balz / Washington Post:
Poll: Trump leads GOP race nationally but with weaker hold on the party … The state of the 2016 race — Donald Trump continues to lead his rivals nationally in the contest for the Republican presidential nomination, but his hold on the GOP electorate has weakened since the primary season began …
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Patrick Reis / Politico:
Is Trump peaking? We'll find out today — On Tuesday, Donald Trump will discover whether his weekend struggles were a speed bump — or the first signs of larger troubles ahead. — If the polls are to believed, Trump is in for a dominant day, with blowouts in Michigan and Mississippi to be complemented by another win in Idaho.
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Morning Consult:
Romney Speech Had Minimal Effect on Trump Support, Poll Shows — A new Morning Consult poll finds that Mitt Romney's speech last week condemning Donald Trump apparently had very little effect on the GOP front-runner. — Thirty-one percent of GOP voters said they were more likely to vote for Trump …
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Chicago Tribune:
Trump leads splintered Republican primary field in Illinois — Republican presidential candidates, from left, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., businessman Donald Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Ohio Gov. John Kasich at a debate at on March 3, 2016, in Detroit. — Privacy Policy
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Plain Dealer:
Mitt Romney tapes Michigan robocall for John Kasich — FILE - In this April 27, 2012 file photo, Republican then-presidential candidate Mitt Romney, right, and Ohio Gov. John Kasich participate in a roundtable discussion in Westerville, Ohio. (Jae C. Hong, The Associated Press)
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Stuart Rothenberg / Roll Call:
Dem Senate Takeover Probable, If Cruz or Trump Nominee — With Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz seemingly positioned to fight it out for the Republican presidential nomination, Democrats are now poised to take over the Senate in November. — The two Republicans still in the race …
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Eliza Collins / Politico:
Rubio campaign accuses Cruz of ‘dirty tricks’ in Hawaii — Marco Rubio's campaign is accusing Ted Cruz's campaign of “using a bogus story from CNN to spread false rumors” that the Florida senator is dropping out of the race. — “Senator Cruz is up to his dirty tricks again spreading false rumors and lies.
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CBS News:
Donald Trump falsely claims he “employs many people” at Honolulu hotel — Donald Trump on Monday asked the people of Hawaii to vote for him in the March 8 GOP caucuses - claiming he “employs many people” at his Honolulu hotel.
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Eliza Collins / Politico:
Cruz knocks Trump for treating his supporters ‘like subjects of a king’
Cruz knocks Trump for treating his supporters ‘like subjects of a king’
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Jonathan Martin / New York Times:
Mitt Romney Records Phone Message for Marco Rubio's Campaign
Mitt Romney Records Phone Message for Marco Rubio's Campaign
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Daniel Strauss / Politico:
Cruz wins Senate Conservatives Fund straw poll
Cruz wins Senate Conservatives Fund straw poll
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Nick Corasaniti / New York Times:
Fox News Forum May Signal Thaw Between Democrats and Network — DETROIT — Rebuffed yet again in coaxing Hillary Clinton onto Fox News, executives at the network had an outside-the-box idea last month that would have made primary debate history: a face-off between Senator Bernie Sanders …
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Adam Howard / MSNBC:
‘Ghetto’ gaffe highlights Bernie Sanders campaign's struggle with race
‘Ghetto’ gaffe highlights Bernie Sanders campaign's struggle with race
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Heidi M Przybyla / USA Today:
Michigan could be pivotal for Sanders to mount comeback
Michigan could be pivotal for Sanders to mount comeback
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Brian Flood / The Wrap:
Fox News' Bret Baier: Some Republicans Could Back Hillary Clinton Over Donald Trump
Fox News' Bret Baier: Some Republicans Could Back Hillary Clinton Over Donald Trump
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Travis Gettys / Raw Story:
Conservative lawyer says Scalia might never be replaced: 'There's nothing magical' about nine justices — DON'T MISS STORIES. FOLLOW RAW STORY! — A conservative legal activist is promoting the idea that the U.S. Senate can hold off indefinitely in naming a replacement for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Ted Barrett / CNN:
Supreme Court nominee would be a ‘piñata,’ Cornyn says
Supreme Court nominee would be a ‘piñata,’ Cornyn says
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Peter Montgomery / Right Wing Watch:
Federalist Society VP Says Senate Could Ignore SCOTUS Nominees Indefinitely
Federalist Society VP Says Senate Could Ignore SCOTUS Nominees Indefinitely
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CNN:
White House ‘surprised’ to learn Netanyahu turned down meeting — 2015: Obama meets with his least favorite ally — Washington (CNN)The White House said Monday it was “surprised” to learn through press reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had declined an invitation …
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Reuters:
Israel's Netanyahu declines offer to meet with Obama: White House
Israel's Netanyahu declines offer to meet with Obama: White House
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Julie Hirschfeld Davis / New York Times:
Netanyahu Calls Off Obama Visit, and Fingers Point
Netanyahu Calls Off Obama Visit, and Fingers Point
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Craig Torres / Bloomberg Business:
Fed Governor Donates to Clinton Even as Bank Guards Independence — $750 in donations from November to January was within rules — Issue of Fed governor giving to a candidate is ‘one of optics’ — At a time when Federal Reserve officials are making the case that monetary policy needs …
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Rami Amichay / Reuters:
Palestinian stabs 10 people, killing one, on Tel Aviv boardwalk — Israeli security forces search the area where, according to Israeli police spokesperson, at least 10 ... Israeli police search the spot where, according to Israeli police spokesperson, at least 10 Israelis ...
Steven Mufson / Washington Post:
Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton to attend Nancy Reagan's funeral Friday … First lady Michelle Obama and Democratic presidential hopeful and former first lady Hillary Clinton will attend Nancy Reagan's funeral in California on Friday, a sign of the enduring power of President Ronald Reagan's legacy 27 years after he left office.
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